How it works

Paste the facts: your name, role, what you do and for whom, and one to three results or credentials. Rough notes are fine.
Pick the bio type, first or third person, and a length, then click Write my bio.
Read the bio, check every fact, and paste it into your website, LinkedIn, speaker form or book jacket. If it asks for a missing detail, add it and run it again.

Examples

Sample results for the inputs shown, so you can see the format and quality before you try it.

Example 1: input

Facts about you: Maya Okafor. Head of Customer Success at Loopline, a B2B scheduling software company. Built the CS team from 2 to 14 people over three years. Cut first-year churn from 18% to 9%. Before that, account manager at two SaaS startups. Lives in Atlanta, coaches her daughter's soccer team.

Type of bio: Professional bio (website or team page)

Point of view: Third person (Maya leads...)

Length: Medium (about 100 words)

Example 1: output

Maya Okafor is Head of Customer Success at Loopline, where she runs the team that helps B2B customers get their scheduling up and running and keeps them renewing. Over three years she grew that team from 2 people to 14 and cut first-year churn from 18% to 9%. Before Loopline, Maya was an account manager at two SaaS startups, which is where she learned that most churn starts in the first 90 days. She lives in Atlanta, where she also coaches her daughter's soccer team.

Example 2: input

Facts about you: Dev Raman, staff engineer at a fintech company (don't name it). 11 years in payments infrastructure. Talk: What we learned moving 40 million card transactions a day off a monolith. Spoke at two regional meetups before.

Type of bio: Speaker bio (conference or podcast)

Point of view: Third person (Maya leads...)

Length: Short (about 50 words)

Example 2: output

Dev Raman is a staff engineer at a fintech company, where he has spent eleven years building payments infrastructure. He has spoken at regional engineering meetups about scaling payment systems. Today he'll share what his team learned moving 40 million card transactions a day off a monolith.

Example 3: input

Facts about you: Priya Shah. Product designer, 6 years, mostly healthcare apps. Open to freelance. Writes a newsletter about accessibility called Plain Screens.

Type of bio: Short social bio (under 160 characters)

Point of view: First person (I lead...)

Length: Short (about 50 words)

Example 3: output

Product designer, 6 years in healthcare apps. I write Plain Screens, a newsletter on accessibility. Open to freelance work.

Tips for better results

Give one number. "Cut churn from 18% to 9%" does more for a bio than any adjective, and the generator will not invent one for you.
Write a separate bio for each use. A speaker bio is read aloud by a host, a team page bio is skimmed, and a social bio has 160 characters.
Use third person for anything someone else publishes (conference programs, company pages, press) and first person for your own site and profiles.
Keep a long version on file and cut from it. Most event forms ask for 50 or 100 words, and trimming a good long bio is easier than stretching a short one.

FAQ

Is this bio generator free?

Yes. Enter your email once to use it (you'll also get Something Big, our free weekly AI newsletter, and you can unsubscribe anytime). There's no account and no credit card.

Will it make up achievements to make me sound better?

No. It is instructed to use only the facts you paste and never to upgrade a claim, so "worked on" stays "worked on". If the bio would be stronger with a result you didn't give, it tells you what to add instead of guessing.

Should my bio be in first or third person?

Third person for anything published by someone else: conference programs, company team pages, press releases and author pages. First person for your own website, portfolio and social profiles. The generator writes either.

Can I use it for a LinkedIn About section?

You can, but a LinkedIn About section works better longer and in first person, with a clear line about what you want next. We have a separate LinkedIn summary generator built for that.

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